The Globe Ail

The first exploration of the profound and often catastrophic impact the American Revolution had on the rest of the world

How do journalists around the world view their roles and responsibilities in society? Based on a landmark study that has collected data from more than 27,500 journalists in 67 countries, Worlds of Journalism offers a groundbreaking analysis of the different ways journalists perceive their duties, their relationship to society and government, and the nature and meaning of their work.

Prince taught himself how to play music at an early age and his first original songs arrived not much later. Music remained a mainstay after his parents' divorce, a period where he bounced between both households. For a while, Prince stayed with his neighbors the Andersons, whose son Andre would later adopt the stage name Andre Cymone. The pair became friends and then collaborators, forming a covers band called Grand Central with Morris Day while the three attended high school together. Prince and Cymone's first big break arrived when Pepe Willie, the husband of Prince's cousin, brought the duo into the funk band 94 East. Prince played guitar on a few tracks on a 94 East demo and co-wrote "Just Another Sucker" with Willie, a song composed in 1977.

Prince taught himself how to play music at an early age and his first original songs arrived not much later. Music remained a mainstay after his parents' divorce, a period where he bounced between both households. For a while, Prince stayed with his neighbors the Andersons, whose son Andre would later adopt the stage name Andre Cymone. The pair became friends and then collaborators, forming a covers band called Grand Central with Morris Day while the three attended high school together. Prince and Cymone's first big break arrived when Pepe Willie, the husband of Prince's cousin, brought the duo into the funk band 94 East. Prince played guitar on a few tracks on a 94 East demo and co-wrote "Just Another Sucker" with Willie, a song composed in 1977.

Mental Floss For The Globe is the 1990 debut album by Dutch hip-hop/rock band Urban Dance Squad. This featured the hits "No Kid", "Deeper Shade Of Soul", and "Fast Lane". Arista Records made this a reality.

The Globe is the debut album by Big Audio Dynamite II. In truth, they are the second component of who were originally called Big Audio Dynamite, with The Clash's Mick Jones as the vocalist and Don Letts as the sonic contributor. After everyone leaving but Jones, he formed the second part of the group's existence, which lead to this album. This featured the hits "Rush" and the title track.